Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-11-26
PERSONAL NOTES,
movements of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

la.t Ts.1' ocott leit Tor Los Angeles
'"se thursday to be absent ten days.
otto Boetzel has gone to Elko to take a
position IN the Gem saloon at that place.
Mining Recorder John McGowan. of
oecrer Canyon, was in town during the
W. Harrub came up from California
last tuesday and will remain in Eurska a
few dsys. "i'Aa a
Adah, daughter of Judge d. C. McKin.
ney, OF Austin, is reported to lie yerv III in
San Jose, Cal. III
n Burt has been appointed foreman of
SHe eureka Con. mine, and entered upon
his duties last Tuesday. "
j. w. Mathewson came over FROM
hamilton yesterday morning, and left bv
train for San Francisco.
VIM. Nicksls, who has been here several
DAYS, looking after his real estate interests,
day. 0"'' Se''ef'
Mas. +. K. Morris and children arrived
here from Salt Lake City last THURSDAY on
lady. VIC
Ed. VANDERBILT, ESQ.,, went to Cortez bv
private conveyance last Sunday to attend
to some legal business at that place, and
returned home on Wednesday.
Hon. M. D. Foley and wife left for
Reno last Monday, whence he will 90 to
San Francisco. From there he will 20 to
Washington, New York and Boston.
W., M. Keefer left here for San Fran.
CISCO last Thursday, to confer with parties
there in reference to some nitre and other
mining properties situated adjacent to
Eureka District.
Samuel j. Beebee was coming into town
from the mine last Thursday, when his
horse stumbled and threw him. He sus.
tanned a severe shock and painful injury to
his right knee joint.
Simeon Wenban of Cortez, who has
been in San Francisco for several weeks
past. was expected home last Thursday,
His daughter, Mrs. w. O. MILL, is still
visiting the paternal mansion.
Judge A. L. Fitzgeral arrived home
from Winnemucca yesterday, where he has
been holding court. He expects TO re.
main in Eureka for about . month, and
Is now ready to take up any cases that may
come before him.
Ira and H. X. Nichols, from Denver.
Col, and E. HI. Parsons, formerly of
White Pine, but now of Breckenridge,
Col, arrived here by train last Tues.
day, and left by private conveyance the
next day for White River.
Miss Alta Cheney arrived here from Ohio
last Thursday in company with her
brother, A. E. Cheney, ESQ.,, who went to
Palisaae on Monday last to meet her,
The young l,dy will remain here with her
brother and Mrs. Cheney during the
Winter.
j. V. B. Perry, we learn is pining for
the free air of the mountains in Nevada, to
which he has SO long been accustomed.
We are informed that he has had another
severe attack of rheumatism since he went
to Santa Monico, and is not at all pleased
with that place.
Mrs. Eugene Robinson of Seligman, and
James A. Church of New York, came
over from the former place by private
conveyance last Saturday, and went by
special train to Palisade, where they
boarded the Central Pacific express passen-
ger train en- route to New York.
J.. l.. Fast, ticket agent of the c. p. r.
r. and E. & P. r. r. companies at Pals.
AIDE, having been laid up with rheumatism,
and being in a very critical condition, his
wife left with him last Tuesday night for
California, where it is hoped that the
climatic change will have a beneficial
effect OH him.
William HI. Corum, the well. known
teamster, who had his leg and arm broken
and was otherwise seriously injured by
falling under a coal wagon near Pine
Station some time ago, we were glad to see
out on the street during the week. He is
able to be around on crutches, and thanks
his lucky star for even that.
Richard S. Crowley, who for nearly five
years has been employ ed on the SENTINEL
as pressman and compositor, left yesterday
for San Francisco for the benefit of his
health, which has been very poor for some
time past. He will place himself under
DIR. Lane for medical treatment while in
the city. We hope that Dick will soon
~rscuperate and return to us again.
Last Thursday while Bert Lambert was
coming up out of the shaft at the Ham.
burg mine, his left foot was caught be-
tween the cage and top of the shaft, when
one of the small bones of the left foot was
broken. He is able to be around, and tell
his friends that if his feet were not SO
small, he would not be able to get them
into such small places.
Jerry Mcmahon, an old resident of
Eureka District, who is an excellent
miner, and a sterling good man, left for
San Francisco last Monday. He has gone
to ~recuperate his health, which has been
failing for some time past. We trust that
a change of climate and rest will bring
him back to Eureka soon again restored in
health, and hale and hearty.